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seAuyisr 1esss the wsria Hsn,sna W
HIS Beck 20 ths Firish Lsne.

seAuyisr 1esss the wsria Rsnnsna wtth
HIS Back 20 ths Etnish Lsne.
The fourth members invitation meeting
Of the Manhattan Athletic Club took place on
tho club grounds yesterday afternoon. The
Grand stand was filed with spectators, includ-
ing many ladies. The weather and the track
were both favorable.
George W. Carr. President Of tho club, wns
referee: @. N. I. Sacks. William Byrd PaGo.
and Walton Storm. judges, and George A.
Avery. O. @. Hughes, and W. @. HeGsman. time
keepers.
The first event was 22o-ysrds handicap. in
which tho starters were A. @. Ashley. J. 8. APP
pleby. 8. Derickson, Jr., h. R. oonnell. A. Y.
Copeland. q. A. White. Herbert Connell. 8. J.
King. II. L. Mitchell, and II. 8. Young. Jr. The
first heat was won BY Appleby 10 yards) In 23x
seconds. Copeland tsoratch) second. The SEQ
ond heat was won By Mitchell 10 yards, in 23
seconds, Young 10 yards) second. In the hnal,
after sharp squirt By Mitchell. Apploby won
By foot in 23k seconds. Copeland did not
start in the final. .
Tho spectators were next treated to an OK
hibition OF speed In running backward. 8. 3.
Schuyler. with o companion runner facing him
for inspiration, made tho 80 yards In N
SECONDS: betting the RECORD Of w seconds,
day Schuyler broke the 75-yard record Of 1aS
seconds, made. BY ]. Shanklani, Oct az, 1893,
rqrSning the DISTANCE nee bHckward n ~ seconds
hish jump. ' % On IF Friday IN Phiisdslphia Ss
cleared iS fss
slnches Without difficulty. 8 feet 10 inches on
ss ssT az s 1s q as rs
applause Of the crowd on the grand stand. II
break the record on account Of bis exertions
xsF md ID ssS s hs shts se
81 ssS f ssa 81
p Ss' S sHG fesSms
Frank Iambrecht.. after several fouls. sue.
feet : INCHES. beating the record By foot az
s sss; sT J ssns ss shot his long
~ sHR .AS e2nsss.sPsi .'ls
By a's mn
ct various parts Of the course. =
The running broad jump. handicap, was CON-
sssss By R afs%ss1 FoShap jan ana
A; Ware. 1t was won BY Harry Young q fsetl.
aS %ae VIE nshes IF s Sm S Shs a.
actual jump T Of ii feet inches. Remsen. the
scratch man. jumped 81 feet inch. -, 49,.
yards nas rsoora won Il stoS
bridge in 1884. was the, prize for the e9o-yard
eAo Rsvs snd Ii r. ashos Fl i G0n Sen
Ashley iaS yardsI was second, Myers's time 81
%lss snd M.a dspnpsd Out Il
It s ss' t as Ct Ct ' isus niles
the scratch man, won In 20 minutes 69h
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A house whose fashionable prestige Is only
equaod BY its popularity the Stern Brothers establish
ment in Twenty. third stree. needs no "openings"
There an opening every day in the week at sterns
the year round but made little moro pronounced at
the beginning Of each The announcement made
last week tho fall mportations of Paris costumes
wrapa and millinery would DO opened. packed the many
floors OF the house during tho enre week The exhbtn
style Of elegance for which Stern Brothers establish
oefs MaP sos &
a aistsr s''''' -' '''aA w. ~'' '''.' So
and seal plush sacqus Jackets and listers nuns boaA
and sets OF furh and millinery such a. Stern and stern
tna: the
dress faSries silks velvet. piushss sroshs.' and
GosSiin blue visaS rose MA. and old meiat
vi. the IN sns aas s
matching the goods in coors and shades The
fans and fancy sseessoriss Of toilet ssstt.Isd a
~ e a Ss sn
throngs OF visitors to the house were to
9ioas psrss Of The building little hsvsns resi- ths
way OF ladies' boudoira furnished and ntted up with
Vino doe. sa ina
.hoPpnE The millinery ParSr ma Ssea ,emoved 10
Being more favorsSs trying on those loves Of BON
@
the for BARGAIN: Sssn W.
been special srsa. salss o. ysysu and p9shs. .t e
ns ~ % ana
good. and French eashmsres AZ eorre.pondingly log
s house. , ins sps also
made French niGhtsOvns Tor % eepts and 10 cents
Il al heuis q the DAY from week 70 week
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The first race at Clifton yesterday. five fur
longs was won by Slambey In t1 Eolite second. Bet
tng-Slumber to !; Eoite, to /; Nina W.. 70 to l..
Mutuals-strsght SiIIO; place. $40; Eolte, place.
$3.50
Second Raee-Fve furlongs: Bay Rebel won In 'oo1[
with Falsehood second. Betting-Bay Rebel to /;
FaIsehood to !; Blue Eyes Belle, to !. Mutuals-
Straight 10; place, S4b5: Faseho0d. place $50
Third Race-Ssven turlongs. ADRIAN won by length
from Garnet In ~ Betting-Adrian 20 Garnss .
e Brief sI.ss e hu'uA-S'rAiEh $685. place $3.50
Fourth Race-Three quarters OF a mile Clutter won
by three lengthS In l:IsA. franz second Betting
Slatter Franz TO- !; John Alexander , ,oi
Fifth Race-one mile Bright Eyes won by four lengths
In l47l4 Bordelaise second. Bstng.BrtKht Eyes tn
sS5s q sUrss,se 20 pac. sn
ENTRIES ron
hadhi and Roystsrsf each Ii6 pounds Leg lis; Gold
Bond strnsb4n Bele braoketf biiver star Pat Oakley
and Edward 0prmerly CrttendenL each ITO; Coohsco
CAtski and Wilfred Jay each 70; Vanilla asding ~
Rebel each iis; f.nt,yy AMI we each ~ BIZ
,asd, u False Note los; Riddle and Oakland ID each
Thlrd fsssSo mile end = fgrIons; 9Gmpsns..io,s1
each i0ai Charley RUSSELL Big Head OF; Amber sT
NsptunuA %; vindsx. oS, Tunis oS; Competitor. o.
Fourth Race Three quarters of mile. John Alex
sndsr ~ goandai SALUTE Iis King ArIsu5 III rrSlis
lis: dslaise i0li Mollis ThomAS loes Harry Rose
10; sismSsr ss; Mamie O. dOrmsfiy Vivandisrst SS
Filth Rscs"ons mile Lancaster. Pat Diver eArnss
lis; IHanstu. 100; FalsshoOd. io8
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DEMPSEY,S AND REAGANS MONEY UP.
The Tive Middle Welghts' Backsrs Flank
Down $500 Apiece.

The second installment Of stakes, $500 a
side. in the prizo fight to finish between Jack
Dempsey. the middle-weight champion, and
Johnny Reagan, fell due Yesterday ut 4 P. NJ.
Richard X. Fox is tho temporary stakeholder,
and at his office the money was put up. Demp-
sey and his hacker. Jake stearns. were on hand
as early as 10 A. NJ, and Stearns fulfilled his
obligation by planking down four crisp 500
bills. Billy Reed Reagan's hacker. put up
tho same amount. The principals did not
meet. The fight is for $1,000 q side. with an
added purse, the Police Gazette belt. now held
by Dempsey. and the middleweight champion
ship OF America. Five hundred dollars side
is now up. The balance falls due Nov. II. A
permanent stakeholder and referee will then
and will take place within 100 miles OF New
twenty each side. The principals will be al
Dempsey looks anything. but the physical
wreck the reports have made him Of late. He
looks At to fight for his life Just as he stands.
He has an .eight-round hRrd-glove contest on
with Pete Mccoy, to occur In Boston the first
contest with Jack McGee Of the same number
Of rounds for q purse OF 500, and the prospect
of a meeting with George LIE Blanche for o
substantial purse He says he will 60 into the
ring with keagan at his regular weight.
Reagan is strong. young, game, and clever,
and his friends predict that he will give q
good account Of himself In this fight
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TIE LATONLA RAEA
Malaria, Estrella, Bisssyet. Duhne. ana
Wary Win the Events.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 8.-The seventh day Of
the Latonia Jockey Club races had fine wealth
or. an excellent track. and fine sport.
First Race-Selling: purse: one mile; six
starters. Pools-Malaria. $50: Phil Lewis. S1s
Efie Hardy. s14; field. s25. Malaria won in q
gallop by three lengths, Leman second. John
Norris third. Time, 1:44k.
Second Race-Purse; seven furlongs; twelve
starters. Pools-Fleld. $50; Estrella. SIC; Tam
OShanter H.. 81; Glen Hall. SO. Estrella won
By a length, Glen Hall second. Catalps third.
Time. 1:29h.
Third Rses.Rgrss; Aye iuElopgs g.. twelve 3 4,
Quinn, SIS: Sister Euphrasia. $15.. After a to-
dious delay at the post they GOT on well bunch
ed. with Helen Brooks In the lead which che
held into the stretch. When near the wire
Biggoyet passed her. and won By q length.
Helen Brooks second, Orange Girl third. Time.
1:03h. Books paid on Biggoyet to l.
starters. Poois--Field, $40; Jim Douglas. $40
Freeman. $40; Amos. SIG. They got of with
Duhme in the lead. which he held to the finish.
winning. by q length Jim Douglas second.
Fifth Raee.Lstons Prize 81 COG Cd add S; one
ssI; field, s4I. When at the club house valua..
Bile took the lead, and held II until they got
near the wire, when Wary pulled away. and
won by q length Valuable second. and Clarion
third. Time. lash. a
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Altmau's Opening.

Altmans In Sixth avenue has been the OBJ
jeotive point Of the shopping and fashion seeking world
OF women during the past week. The new enlarged
house proves to DO necessity for there seems to DO
shoppars larger throngs Of fashionable women and
pretty girls In the house than They swarm there
every day from early In the morning as they
mako their toleta don their bonneA and issue forth
seeking for what they buy to the twilight hour when
tho four elevators mako their last rips and tho
B. Altman has shown Without question that he Is the
q New yor a. q psanS Bon
who created the ra,ssn SeTse S., Sam Sd Il, ,a
f Il ss s0 she ay
N: " a. & e her as
new some thing she has not seen fashions
Ssa ssss: $ @ .ss
ss TSss' ss's
otasr
Women who give Shs whole minds TO the saSset q
n sfa
soia
% :.
sa x. an. .as Ike sst
old rec end uss o. satin SsSSh 9ysS Elm hsis
y 9. $ % ssrs and
s:
sn SoII..s: : Ts ts
severe lines OF pleAts Of the skirt the edges Of
ths pssM Yer, e nj Cd By &c sys the
the gray silk set that point produced tho eject OF
the ripple haytng produced the same None but an orig
there wsS aeeatf taesi O. the gray -LA drawn up very
tho touTpura and falling thence full unlcOopod
narrow drapsry IN tho back
and Juliet the moment Of parting q the fat,d lovers
kissed their last farewell before the BRIDEGROOM OF
night took his ht for AAntua- 1his sxQuikite Sem oe
Art IN pure Carrxra naro!e 70 sample OF others seen
Iut u Il not for rich and sosy eonfeciions and art
10 throngcd BY tho woman's world. There lovely
and inexpensve things aso found In every department.
OF this house Gators only to the tagtes and
q out OF Tho niiiSn also The thousands
OF women or excellent tasto ard small who
beautiful garments sluns silks. velvetS brokbran,
and fancy articles need not fear 10 go 10 Arasns Al
can be and are suited there,
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a.ias ON vel.eipese. to KIM Birds.

Three small boys went to Bloomingdale
Bros' store on Third avenue yesterday morning and
wanted to buy three vslooipedes They displayed %
much money that they suspected Of having
IT. They proved be George Comet aged 10 years Of
Ieos Avenue A. Frederick Thieioke. aged II years. Of
the address and Dennis oconnor aged years Of
1889 Avenue A.
twenty one dollars was found in Comets possession
and Frederick had ss and some cents in III. pockea
O'Connor had no money. Tho elder boys niso had
"Dstsnds." revolver and bog Of es cartridge. each
clean breast OF It at the station house Theicke had
stolen SO from his parents and divided with Con
town on vsoopsdss 70 shoot 5rds They let 9connor
their pleasures but would shoot him II no any
about It Ono Of the boys said they did not buy the
themselves any one tried 70 steal the money. OCon
nor was discharged By Justice Murray and the others
were held
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TWO RETIRED CAPTAINS VIII F1aAE
wasAbupn and Hedde. Contest Their He.
tircnent Mt 60.

wasAburn and Heddea Contest Their He.
tirenent ut 60.
The Legislature in 1885 passed IN act,
authorizing the Commissioners Of Police in this
city to remove on majority vote any member Of
the force who had reached the age Of 60. Sew
eral members were removed. among them
Captains Washburn and Hedden. These men
were appointed in 1857. and. under the Metro
politan Police law and its amendments. they
were to hold Office during good behavior, and
not to DO removed without opportunity to be
heard. Without any notice to them the Police
Commissioners removed them, and they have
begun proceedings by certiorarl to review that
act. They ask for restoration on the following
grounds:
/. That the section OF the statute Of 1885 does
not authorize the removal OF members OF the
force theretofore appointed.
Q. That II the Legislature had such intention
1t was unconstitutional.
8. That under, any circumstances. the Cap-
tains had a right 10 be heard before any such
action was taken by the Commissioners.
The questions will be argued on Monday at
the General Term Of the Supreme Court.
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Miiissn., .ssey.y, WsvSine, ts fpshn.y: IsUlelisn
Mcclellan and Philips. First base on bsiis-Poormsn
Cl Lyons Lerkn, Mcclellan swsrtwood. Phillips Qua.
ningham. Hit by pitched ball-Lyons First base on
errors-Athistic, I; Brooklyn Struck out-Cunning-
ham. Wild ptohes-CunhinEham. Time las Umpire
~. sullivan.
WARRINGTON. o; BOSTON, 4
wAsniNoros, Oct. a-The League championship season
closed here to-day In game between the Warrington
and boston tsanis The home team entered the held
ting team they have put the card this and
they simply pounded the great Radbourne all over the
Of he stops being especially rood Johnston made
house from deep centre O'Brcn made the longest hit
centre ned here this In the hrst inning
three doubles four singles earned i've for the
home team This LEAD seemed to inspire them With con
After the homo team had made runs In no eighth
inning the umpire called the game OF dark.
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Father and DO. Wal. 1 900 Miles.

A MISUNDERSTANDING man accompanied by
bright boy wandered into Castle Garden yesterday
afternoon and told remarkable story. August Larsen
and his Bernard aged years arrived here In May
Isss from Sweden tho City Of chcaEo and went to
Chicago and after six months tn Joliet where father
and son obtained employment In stone quarry About
four months ago rock fell August breaking his
In several places and Otherwise njurng him. After
lying In hospital for long tine he and Bernard start
month. They walked every step OF the way and pre-.
eented sorry sight Larsen has ST. and they will be
they vii remain in the Garden The boy has learned
reward for their pluck the psdesrians presented
with good sized purse made up BY the attaches OF the
Garden
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Ms M..A,.s sAeula Have Begun At Hone.

Charles Smith. o painter. Of 1874 Bleeckor
street. made charge OF felonous assault against John
wsigsi and Maria weissl husband and wifa OF sl$
Broome street. and they In return, preferred eouatsr
charge 81 Jefferson Market Court yesterday
wSEs said he came home yesterday, and found Smith
In the room with his wife BuSpciousy circumatanoed
Smith said that Weigel and his wife broke PITCHER on
his head and cut him on the wrist with jAokknlfs.
Smith, Clothing was covered with blood and his head
and wrist we're bound up IN bandAFes wsge also bore
Weigoi y twenty sixth street and aceSmpanisd her
Tered. and got the worst Of IT,"
Justice Duffy discharged Nj. and Mrs wsssl and was
women alone, when Mira Emm. Smith the prisoner:
man married ten years ago. have four children By
him. He L. in the habit OF mashng other women and
deserts his family"
complaint Of 1bandonnent was made against him
week and In default OF ball to stand committed 10
the City Prison, 1T hard labor. for ak months.
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r s., sssz..; 70 s. S.s s:s

A la a. = n a w.t.x N
The The start iva wss /. GOOD one, with pi.dem,
rant fs Lady r%rSss iSSs The
nS out q siSSs 6sSind plcns PM sRd %ss &
b",,se' I.ady Pr,mTnss ana Iercard Ss Ui' a
shS.P brush s5e ily passing \ neck p front
and neck n fsant ~ Kingston IN tina nyaor
nshppearsd oenIn ea inc pun BY peap
sss sSSes q SsS ki rs
second position and was soon on even terms
s to sEs 'front.' but Ssd On ws
ynra rom smo tn %r s had oniv hend
%Ss I 6 sS ss sssSs e fS ons
Diadem. and she led Beividere q length. -
sSs s e e. e az : and s
iR! sss e.. b h Richmond b, v,rr-Al.r. 100
sSs RiDs Nc.U
1ssa' also ran Tim. q osx
ana Ef Eos e
ron ctilke was the nIst 70 SNOW IN aoyapce
soon gave way 70 Harvard. who, offended TX
onS ~ r.. snoweu Inc WY nc as
ea nf ensh e n ao
Harnna, htchmond: ana Zen SIrix s next IN
%ns fom
nna hichmonl nag move "a int9 seSona e,Do
ing nall length better IMAM htocKIon, Daruha,
sh %s s1 Sn2 IL hes soah sia
uaiIy closed on harvaia ahI neaoea MN pc
our and alfhoueh Teiex pressed him closely.
he always had something to spare "A. and won By
OF Harvard.
ar,s asp .,ss
"ssSt n: snS e he sold for 5000 to carry
E,ss M 1 s..sa-!..n, Isa
S::sas rs: S:sss s!SsS Bsss VIZ
-. $50. ~ SIi%s: s:ssN
Chocs.v ~ I; kditor. % Nssgs Hi.ehsli 70
'as'o Co.,
ChoetSx wore In Tie front division when Tho
Tn AND Yh ss y s sSed
SSF S5sss H. ssa Mss. Mss Blow
he
| Lee had slightly increased his advantage, lead
Ing Choetaw and Maggie Mitchell q length and
struggle between these three Phil Leo main
tanned the lead in the run up tho stretch. put
pace compelled Maggie Mitchell to drop back.
A hundred yards from the wire Choctaw forged
ahead 81 Phil Lee. and under Garrisons vigor-
head. Maggie Mitchell was three lengths BE-
! hind the pair.
w W Nu.a. s,.., -. s. ~ s.
.nsebss or Iii sasa over tss fu
SSu 3. b.y. e. Jim MCGOWAN, b, voltiseur-K..s
Condel 1894 iPostl. .............
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Paui's Race Pestpoued.

Emil Paul. the champion quail eater. ANA
athlete member OF the olympic Athletic Club, and
proprietor OF Sixth avenue restaurant advertised
70 start from philadelphia Friday and travel on foot 70
New York inside OF eighteen houfa II he accomplished
the feat glory and silver pitcher were to DO his
Mr. Paul wa mot well heweyer and postponed the run
PIaSs shis moLninE as says he eAa DO the run from
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Fred wood, the English champion bicyelist has In
jured his ankle, and Ii unable to fide
Joe Lsnnon. heavyweight puSilist and unknown
are 10 hEht ten rounds with hard gloves Tor purse OF
1850 At Boston. OCT H.
John p. Chow and Peter J. Nolan. who were stopped
BY the police In their az Eoand glove contest At Chester
Park. CincinnAu ON Thursday determined TO have
1 out tbs mS they VIII ~ Il where the police do mod
draw the lines rgidly They signed ARtielss ye.eF
Al EiaassceiS SSTquis q tIccnsSsssy TaisS -
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Irvtn. oBEten. A.ok. Myers Kelly: Thrss6.se hits
Hines Myera O'Brien. First base on balls.siock
wheeiook. First base on errors-wa shinRton 2: Bos
bals-Tate 2 Time of game l :3a Umpire. Dosscher
PnrssuRoH. Z; CHICAGO z.
PnmsuaeH Oct a-The Pittsburehs did not win from
Chicago to-day neither did they tt tie game
and peculiar one .. that Baldwin pitched for the
could do little with him. On the other hand Chicago
opened their innin. with terrific slugEns and
the batting OF whitney. Arson and Baldwin and the
fielding Of smith. The score:
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ssss as sR; as ; sh e. rs. .ssa three

s! ssp :. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %r s
sIcDYils;. S s.s Y IN. bee % SslI:.
low. y: Lynch Stolen bases-0rr l.. Hit by pitcher
.=TuShsr fhIssbsss hits-Jones Il orsenwood. =
Davis wnd Iitehss- Lynch. Dmpre-hr Tsrgu-
ATHLETIC, o; ssooKLyN 8
PHuApstpulA Oct e--The game between the Athletic
and the Brooklyn Clubs re.ulted In tie at the end Of
the ninth inning; then Umpire Sullivan called IL a.
there not enough Of daylight lsft to play full IN
ming The Annette CLUB played the better game az the
betWeen the work Of the two ciubs Tho acore,
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a L,ttls Fire In tn. Everett House.

Fire broke out In the Everett House yester-
day morning. sxtinguishsd before any OF tho
Ruests knew anything about t. workmsn had cleaned
oat the chimney on Friday night and tho work must
Kitchen range took fre and burned through Into the
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pAsBuRY. 6; NEW YORK. g.

The oss
Ing occupied the points for. two Innings. and
then gave way TO George and Rainey. Monroe
pitched In ine form, with tho exception OF, one
the bat and In the field. and made o phenom-
email one. hand catch; Cain. Cornell and Mat
timore distinguished themselves. The SCORE:
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The Story About q ouuara Lac to Bren..,

A paragraph. originally printed in the Lon
don Truth and copied here states that tho Cunard Steam
ship Company 10 negotiating for Of land In Bro
men with intention Of building docks and entering
Into competition with the North 0ermau Lloyd Steam
ship Company AZ the Offices Of these companies In this
city the report credited u sad both oces
yesterday that such enterprise foot tho
agents here would have been appraised Of It
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Business TreabIes.

John O. NeAhe OF Soottsville Monroe county
dealer In dry Goods and groeeEleA Yesterday made
general AGliGnmeAt TO Thomas 4Iown- the Amounts
due preferred creditors Aggregate taAo0a
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A Night In Chicago.

Young Mr.. Waldo-Do you not find Miss
BEsszy thAt contemplation Of the .tars. pelfee6
Slfss sss ~ bring % the rsd sOO ioOthhG RESI-
NiiS Breezy lSohfyy-IsS indssdS.
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METROPOLITAN. o: BALTIMORE. 10.

II the Brooklyn base ball lovers who went to
Washington Park. yesterday had any Idea that
they were 20 see the BrookiXns acgnisiI!oh 40
weaker exhibition OF batting. assisted BY In
different fielding. % not often seen, The Bal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-09

LONDON, Oct. a-The race for the Kempton
Park October Twoysarold Plate at Ksmpton Park To-
day was won By j. nightingale CHI. G. Sly shot By a
LENGTH Mr. Ferns b. Z Clint was second three lengths
In front OF Arthur James's oh. Q. PiAsoo third
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Earnsd rgns-NeS Yorf " rhliSHdsPhia FiIst Sa.s
Sew York. 8; philadslpaia g rirs. base on baiIs,.
garty, d; fafrar, u; Wood l; Bastian. l. Threebass
hts-ward. Two;base hifs-Richardson. =; Hatfield,
Il Farrar. !. Double pAYs-Pogarty. Ferguson. and
Bastian. VIVA ,pitohss-Nsidmsn: Passed balls
hour and thirty mLnuleA
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LEXINGTON, Oct. 8-The combination sale OF
Brax1eld Co. oossd to-day with the sale OF forty ak
head Tor $40 Ihe grand total Tor Shs 40 days
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Base RaII Rldssw0Sa To-day. $50 y. ~.
Cara diIss. tfon blidls and ~ fsHisS Admission .
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Tie Aerehaats Hotel SOLD Tsr 01ss.ooo.
The Merchants Hotel building 80 and II

Corandt street. has been sold BY Jefferson ". Levy to
Monroe Taylor for sisAooo one Of the oldest no
ss 10 New YORK being fAmous before the AstSf House
1900 HiS heirs solo T. IN Istl % Eliza Anne Hsndsr
ooo and Levy has SlioOo In rents from IL beside
his pront on the present transfeE.
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Earned Iuns.Daourf q New SSIl rT Eains
first base on baIs-Can u sullivan, % Ewing HIS
BY pitcher Shay. PASsed ball 81 Ainey; l. Wild
pltclek-Monfoe T. Struck Out-ChAdwtok. y, Monroe,
y: shay 4 Umpire-Nr, AddiA Time-I;t